Reputation
Social Money: who the DAO trusts, and why. Named accounts, earned trust, every point traceable to a settled mandate, published on near.social.
Why this is reputation
- One point = one settled mandate. The mandate contract adds +1 to a treasurer's trust score only when the agent anchors a settlement report with zero violations. There is no other way to earn a point.
- Every point is traceable. Each entry below lists the mandate, its settlement report hash, the on-chain anchor transaction and the terms commitment. Anyone can re-check them against the contract.
- Reputation changes what a treasurer can do. The worker reads the trust score when it decides how many approvals a mandate needs (small mandates need fewer approvals from a trusted treasurer).
- It lives on near.social. The agent's named account publishes announcements, completions and the reputation entry to near.social (FastData KV on social.testnet); the DAO itself can post by council vote.
Council (Sputnik DAO roles)
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Treasurer reputation
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Agent posts on near.social
Announcements, completions and the reputation entry, written by the agent's named account. Idempotent: restarts never double-post.
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DAO posts on near.social (by council vote)
The DAO account itself is the author: a Sputnik FunctionCall proposal, approved 2 of 3, made the DAO call the social account. Sputnik shows that proposal as Failed because the social account has no contract. That is expected by the near.social standard; the post still lands, as shown here.
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